Magic Sword: The Black Core Trilogy, Part II

Author: (British) Pullman, translated by Zhou Qian
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Pullman is a renowned contemporary British writer. His masterpiece, "His Dark Materials Trilogy," has taken the global book world by storm, selling over ten million copies, and is the most anticipated fantasy epic in the world! Its plot twists rival "Harry Potter," while its grandeur surpasses "The Lord of the Rings." This book is one of the trilogy. Like all great stories, it carries profound meaning and nearly encompasses every imaginable thrilling and exciting plot: Among today's Anglo-Saxon fantasy novelists, Pullman is undoubtedly one of the most creative "creators," a successor and inheritor of J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of "The Lord of the Rings." The universe is composed of countless parallel worlds, and it is possible to travel between them by cutting through with a magical magic sword. The young boy Will, living in another Oxford, is being pursued inexplicably. Guided by a mysterious cat, he crosses through a secret window and arrives in another world where monsters devour adult elves. Out of deep love for his mother, Will decides to find his missing explorer father for many years. Unbeknownst to him, the fates of the two father and son are already closely tied to a huge conspiracy that affects the life and death of the universe. While on the run, Will meets Lyra, who continues to pursue her mission, and accidentally obtains the magical magic sword that can cut through the universe and travel between different worlds. In fact, this is no coincidence. Many centuries ago, a mysterious prophecy about him and Lyra was made: They are Adam and Eve, and they must unite with witches and angels, as well as all the forces of justice, to help Lord Asriel, in order to fight against the powerful religious and political forces, uncover the secret of "dust," and save the universe; while the snake in Eden that tempts them is the female scientist, Dr. Malfoy. Like all great stories, this work carries profound meaning and nearly encompasses every imaginable thrilling and exciting plot; Among today's Anglo-Saxon fantasy novelists, Pullman is undoubtedly one of the most creative "creators," a successor and inheritor of J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of "The Lord of the Rings."